Sentence examples for began essentially from inspiring English sources

After the funeral, Mr. Smith and the Speirses began, essentially, to co-parent the twins.

Do you think the law will stick?President Mujica: Look, it began essentially as a security issue.

That is because in the summer of 1999 workers began, essentially, rebuilding Bombay without relocating any of its citizens.

The market reaction was muted, with Spanish and other bond yields — the subject of intense scrutiny since the euro crisis began — essentially unchanged.

In the United States, more than five million Americans have lost access to healthcare since the recession began, essentially because when they lost their jobs, they also lost their health insurance.

In his book "How and Why We Age" and other writings, Hayflick has even gone to the trouble of imagining "bizarre situations" that might unfold if scientists were ultimately able to create a medication that would, from the moment treatment began, essentially freeze the process of aging at a certain point.

A second work, "Skybox I" from 2011, begins, essentially, as a reading assignment, with four historical texts on race, class and oppression — by Franz Fanon, Léopold Sédar Senghor, Ho Chi Minh and the 17th-century social reformer Gerrard Winstanley — projected onto a large screen.

Even six months after his life changed, Pak Bakir's days begin essentially the same.

Mr. Kinsley began Slate essentially as an electronic incarnation of his former think pad, The New Republic.

He renounces his pious life as quickly and inexplicably as he began it, essentially saying that he suddenly found himself unwilling to submit to its "outrageous and dogmatic demands".

It really does seem that it is ending where it began with essentially the same apology.